Posts Tagged ‘batman’




by David Allen on May 28th, 2009
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This is brilliant piece, it is only a foot high, has a built cooling fan and when it is late at night it can lit up and the beam sent up into the sky, you never know the Dark Knight may make an appearance.     Features: Powered by a plug-in, UL adapter and two ultra-bright bulbs, the piece also includes a fan to keep it cool With a swivel feature enabling the Bat-Signal to pan across ...
by max on March 3rd, 2009
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Here’s a really cool Batman hoodie! via techabob ...


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by max on February 6th, 2009
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If you were pyro-inclined like me back in middle school, you might have read “Poor Man’s James Bond” and tried making bunch of smoke bombs and whatnot.  Of course, nowdays you might want to be careful as people might mistaken you for a terrorist but heck, smoke bombs have always been pretty harmless, I don’t see why you shouldn’t make some. About.com has a ...
by max on January 13th, 2009
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Well, if you’ve always dreamed of having your own “secret” space, this might be a great way to do it, make a hidden door bookshelf. My home office was messy. After I am done it will still be messy but now it is finished AND it has the secret feature. Well it was secret, till I wrote this. In one wall of my home office is a 5 feet tall 2 feet wide door to access the sto ...
by max on October 27th, 2008
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One of my best friends from college is a true redneck from the northern state of California in Eureka.  Of course, to be a true redneck, he told me you must be able to fix/make anything with duct tape. In honor of my redneck friend, here’s how to make your own ‘redneck’ Batman Mask with duct tape. (I might actually do this soon as I am running out of ideas for a Hallo ...
by max on September 12th, 2008
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Here’s a cool DIY on how to build your own bat cave with hidden rooms just like Batman. If you’re in the market for a Batcave—or just a place to hide your stamp collection—then Steve Humble of Creative Home Engineering should be your next call. The mechanical engineer turned secret-passageway builder started his Phoenix-based company when he couldn’t find anyone to build a ...
by max on August 5th, 2008
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Lifehacker has a new post that features some cool hacks for GMail, GoogleDocs, and some other hacks you can’t miss. Are you using Google Spreadsheets as your web-based spreadsheet editor alternative to desktop programs like Excel? If you do, give the “magic” auto-completions a try. To understand what this does, enter “Superman” in the top left cell, and ente ...
by max on July 23rd, 2008
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Here’s some great pics guys over at Techeblog took of Batman Tumbler at a Dark Knight screening. .gallery { margin: auto; } .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 33%; } .gallery img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } ...
by max on July 15th, 2008
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If you ever wanted to become like Batman, you will have to get this Batman Training Cuff.  You wear it on your arm of course and it will teach you many logic and reasoning crap. The training cuff is a completely new concept in electronic learning. It’s worn on the arm for training on the move! The Batman Training Cuff employs an all-new design, to contrast with the laptop concept ...
by max on May 27th, 2008
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That’s right, we said it. Batmobile, Batman, AND Robin is here in LEGO style. Care to replicate them yourself? Or maybe you can print out the pics and hand them to your kids. One of his recent creations is this rather spectacular, unbelievably detailed (dig the Bat Phone in the cockpit) ‘66 Batmobile he made for a builder challenge. He even created scale-sized Batman and R ...
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